Showing posts with label Navajo Print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Navajo Print. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Navajo Maxi

Todays video also features Captain Bob (my shih tzu)
Navajo Maxi from Clare Astra Morris on Vimeo.



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Wearing :
Fedora Hat - TK Maxx
Navajo Cape - H&M
Denim Shirt - Primark
Orange Maxi Skirt - c/o Very.co.uk
Boots - Asos
Studded Belt - Primark
Feather Necklace - Forever 21
Watch - Michael Kors
Bracelets - TopShop & Forever 21
Bag - Primark

Yep you guessed it ... another way to wear this orange maxi skirt! Are you tired of it yet? I think I shall do one more and that will be it!

This time I gave it a navajo vibe ... check out the romantic look here, and the rock chick look here.

You may have noticed that I am still hitting the ceramic curling tongs hard!! - Cant get enough!

And my dip dye is fading fast this time! The lilac dye i bought didn't take very well and has almost washed out straight away! It is a little bit annoying.

Peace & Love
xoxo Clare Astra xoxo

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Remember Those Who Fought For Our Freedom


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HeadBand - Primark
Sheer Blouse - Primark
Red jeans - Primark
Navajo Cardigan - Primark
Studded Slipper Shoes - TopShop

So basically my entire outfit is sponsored by Primark!! If only it was ACTUALLY sponsored ... that would be nice!

On our way to a client meeting this week we drove past this field with a white cross at the top of it, it looked so lovely! On our way home it was still light so we stopped the car next to the field and took some pics. There was a little sigh explaining that the farmer had made this cross to commemorate those who fought and died for us in the 2nd world war.

Such a beautiful way to remember. 

Love & Peace
xoxo Clare Astra xoxo
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